The Church of Scientology fills its coffers with millions of dollars in donations from A-list celebrities like Tom Cruise and John Travolta, as well as those from other members, but as a tax-exempt organization its financial dealings have been a closely guarded secret — until now. One week after RadarOnline.com’s explosive report on never-before-seen Scientology tax documents, still more forms have emerged that paint a picture of just how wealthy the controversial organization is: According to the documents, only two of its many offshoot organizations are worth more than $1.2 billion combined!

Newly leaked 2011 990-T forms for the Church of Scientology International and the Church of Spiritual Technology show that the organizations’ combined “book value,” or the value of their total assets, is $1.2 billion.

In addition, forms reveal that the notorious Celebrity Centre International in L.A. is worth $39,392,879, according to 2011 tax documents. And Scientology’s Flag Ship Organization in Clearwater, Florida, is worth a staggering $209,655,686, according to 2012 tax forms.

Though the numbers are stunning, these figures represent only a small fraction of the Church’s overall worth. As a tax-exempt organization, Scientology is not required to disclose their overall income, only unrelated business income that is not related to everyday church operations.

In addition, former Scientologist Mike Rinder told TonyOrtega.org, “I suspect the figures listed as ‘book value’ are the lowest valuations of assets they think they can get away with.”